Kim B. Clark has led a distinguished life of service in both education and the gospel. A Harvard-educated economist and former dean of Harvard Business School, he brought his leadership and vision to Brigham Young University–Idaho, where he served as president for a decade. Later called as a General Authority Seventy, he also served as Church Commissioner of Education, helping guide learning across the Church’s educational institutions. Professor Clark is currently the NAC Distinguished Professor of Management at the BYU Marriott School of Business. His profound commitment to faith and learning has shaped the lives of thousands around the world.
In his Latter-day Profile interview, Clark reflects on the Lord’s hand in his life—from his academic career to his spiritual callings. With humility and insight, he shares how true discipleship, education, and leadership can align when grounded in faith. His story is one of lifelong dedication to both the Church and the growth of individuals, families, and institutions through Christ-centered learning.
